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Suriname’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Albert Ramdin, issued a formal protest note to Guyana regarding plans to develop the disputed Tigri area, highlighting concerns over territorial integrity and diplomatic relations. …
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Mali’s junta has cut the signal of news channel Joliba TV after it broadcast critical comments about the Burkinabe government. The suspension follows charges against politician Issa Kaou N’Djim for …
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In the lead-up to Ghana’s general elections, leading candidates have adopted anti-LGBTQ+ positions to garner support as a controversial bill proposing harsher penalties for LGBTQ+ identities awaits Supreme Court review. …
Ghana Elections Intensify Anti-LGBTQ+ Sentiment as Political Candidates Align Against Rights Read More
Namibia is experiencing electoral chaos as voting for the presidential and parliamentary elections has been extended due to irregularities, including ballot shortages and malfunctioning equipment. The opposition IPC is urging …
Namibia Faces Electoral Crisis Amid Extended Voting and Irregularities Read More
In Ghana’s imminent general elections, major presidential candidates are promoting anti-LGBTQ+ legislation, reflecting and amplifying public hostility towards the LGBTQ+ community. A crucial bill threatening criminal penalties for identifying as …
Ghana’s Elections Intensify Threats to LGBTQ+ Rights Amid Political Maneuvering Read More
Namibia has reopened 36 polling stations until Saturday following a troubled election marked by long delays and technical issues. Opposition parties have condemned the situation, raising demands for electoral reform. …
Namibia Extends Voting Period Amid Election Challenges and Opposition Criticism Read More
Namibia has extended its election voting period into the weekend due to ballot shortages, inciting complaints from opposition parties alleging fraud. Voter frustrations are mounting as many experience long delays …
Namibia Extends Election Voting Amid Technical Difficulties and Opposition Complaints Read More
Uganda and Zimbabwe face escalating governmental repression against opposition figures and human rights activists. Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act imposes harsh penalties, raising global concerns. In Zimbabwe, opposition leaders face systemic oppression …
Rising Political Oppression and Human Rights Concerns in Uganda and Zimbabwe Read More
Gabon is voting on a new constitution to establish democratic governance following a military coup that ousted President Ali Bongo Ondimba. Approximately 860,000 voters will decide on reforms, including presidential …
Gabon Holds Crucial Referendum on New Constitution After Military Coup Read More
Namibia has extended election voting due to ballot shortages and technical issues, prompting opposition claims of electoral fraud. The extension has led to long lines at polling stations, and many …
Namibia Extends Election Voting Amid Technical Issues and Opposition Claims Read More